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exabrial
1y ago
Ultimately, I hope the plans work.
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exabrial
1y ago
I will say this works up until about 38 years old. My memory just isn't what it used to be. A few photographs every once in awhile help me remember neat events that happened I would otherwise not recall without prompting. Instead of ta
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exabrial
1y ago
Its incredible, back in 2015 how DOGE stifled the hiring of air traffic controllers: https://manhattan.institute/article/affirmative-action-lands... Elon has gone too far
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exabrial
1y ago
> Clarinets produce odd-order harmonics too cool! That'd be via a mechanical means! Tube based guitar amplifiers make harmonics via miniature particle accelerators (and the supporting circuitry) ;) Multiple ways to produce the same
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exabrial
1y ago
Fun Fact: Why is AC/DC nearly all power chords and Major Chords? short answer: it sounds good long answer: extra notes are added. At some point during guitar history, some metal head was like "I wonder what happens if I turn this
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exabrial
1y ago
This is precisely why RaspberryPi/Raspbian broke every _fricken_ tutorial on the internet by moving /boot to /bootfs ok... I mean great. There's also a chance it's probably just fine. Leave it alone if it's not
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exabrial
1y ago
It actually is though, I would go ready about it.
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exabrial
1y ago
Server Side Rendering is awesome and FAR simpler and productive and immensely less buggy. Hoping we continue to see people leave the js framework madness behind.
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exabrial
1y ago
Flip your phone upside brah
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exabrial
2y ago
How about SVG+WASM?
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exabrial
2y ago
Alternative stance: Google has made sure that _nobody_ can implement a browser with hostile takeovers the "standards" committees and pushing the standards solely in the direction of corporate interests, bypassing consumer interest
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exabrial
2y ago
The whole cookies law in EU is a prime example of government overreach and complete misunderstanding of how technology works. Imagine instead, if they legislated that a browser can merely be an html client, and not a spy tool for advertisin
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exabrial
2y ago
As a previous Cerner employee, this is actually pretty good.
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exabrial
2y ago
Can we please just kill this dumb project for good? Billions funneled into people's pockets for like a mile of rail.
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exabrial
2y ago
There's 'x' number that is effective and practical. You have to have x1 number of submarines deployed at any time, x2 in ICBM silos, x3 on carriers, x4 on destroyers, x5 stationed at air bases. Of that pool, probably 50% have
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exabrial
2y ago
Just a bunch of theater by the government organization to try to justify their existence.
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exabrial
2y ago
I used to donate to the Homebrew project and actually liked it, until it's enshitification a few years ago. * excessive superflurious animations? hell yeah * emojis everywhere? of course! * forced updates on by default * breaking updat
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exabrial
2y ago
great points
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exabrial
2y ago
"fits on a truck" I think thats the problem though. Nearly all of the nightmarirsh drone footage attacks in Ukraine is dismounted soldiers. Seems like the best defense would be shotguns and some sort of electronic fire control if
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exabrial
2y ago
enh "ghostly". just looks like a photo to me
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exabrial
2y ago
So sad. They had a huge chance to be the center of the "maker world", but instead they had some terrible leadership that was trying to make the small chains compete with Best Buy. If the chain simply focused on it's hobbyist
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exabrial
2y ago
What a cool project to get to work on!
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exabrial
2y ago
If anyone wants to know why I've been adamant we absolutely need unencrypted QUIC mode, here's your answer. Trojan horses are used by the good guys too.
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exabrial
2y ago
All I want is a browser that executes WASM and displays SVG... get out out of JS/HTML hell.
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exabrial
2y ago
Why should the rest of the population subsidize their choices?
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exabrial
2y ago
other commenters nailed it: my job doesn't change its hours
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exabrial
2y ago
I'm the odd person out, I actually don't mind it. Yeah it's inconvenient for about a few days, but I prefer being awake during the sunlight of the winter.
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exabrial
2y ago
Had a great conversation today with Gemini today where it told me 90000us is 9ms
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exabrial
2y ago
All of the companies will term you they’re “green” too. The first step is always “reduce”, or at least maintain…. Not increase.
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exabrial
2y ago
I mean, as an alternative to 133tcode, perhaps they could maybe demonstrate real world applicable skills: * ability to communicate * ability to empathize * ability to be a nice person you’d want to see every day
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